₦airaland Forum

hybeenoni:
@ modath you have made a nice point and I quite agree with you, just that to wrestle power from the North, we need a candidate that can command massive followership down south and I don't see any other candidate with that profile except her.
That we are not ripe for a female president doesn't hold water for because there is always a first time.

TonyeBarcanista:
Aside being a woman, NOI has been tested and she failed woefully. Her input as coordinating minister was nothing to write home about. She should remain in WB and IMF. We need to move away from overrated hypes.

littlewonders:
You wicked o.. . You just naturally hate this bros

littlewonders:
Even without rigging PDP owns Rivers State. Majority of Rivers resident hates APC, but if PDP should relax and do nothing APC will use that advantage in rigging a successful election.

I use to tell my friends we don't conduct elections in Nigeria what we do is who can assess rigging more.

The party with the highest rigging might always wins election in Nigeria, that is why am still surprise on the outcome of 2015 election when GEJ gave up (something we don't get to see in my country).

As for me, its been long I made moves not to vote for any candidate cos at the end your vote don't determine who wins, what determines is the power of rigging so why do I disturb myself to vote.

Politics ehn

TonyeBarcanista:
Whether SS or North North, she will LOSE WOEFULLY

Blue3k:
I answered question and gave links at end. First 3 sentances actually. I just mentioned criminal in passing.

tuniski:
I haven't said criminal
Immunity nau!

madridguy:
Yahya Jammeh must be ready to receive Laurent Gbagbo treatment

ddddon:
hope sha this one no go explode for person hand. Samsung and the bombs they are manufacturing.

baybeeboi:
Nice one, i kept wondering how the Governors are vested with auch powers.

Imagine a situation where people cue to vote and elect a chairman only for a Governor to juat remove him from office, why vote then?

The Supreme Court on Friday described as “executive recklessness” the now rampant acts of governors dissolving democratically-elected local government councils in their states and replacing them with caretaker committees.

The apex court also nullified the provisions of the laws enacted by the states’ Houses of Assembly empowering governors to carry out such dissolution and replace them with caretaker committees.

A five-man panel of the apex court led by Justice Olabode Rhodes-Vivour, made the pronouncements, among others, in a unanimous judgment it delivered on Friday.

The appeal in which the Supreme Court made the pronouncements arose from the dissolution of 16 local government councils in Ekiti State by the then Governor Kayode Fayemi.

Fayemi, who is now the Minister of Mineral Resources, was said to have announced the dissolution of the councils in a radio announcement on October 29, 2010, when the chairmen still had up till December 19, 2011, to complete their three-year tenure.

But in the lead judgment delivered by Justice Chima Nweze, the apex court condemned the decision of the then governor.

The apex court adopted an earlier order made by the Court of Appeal on the case in its judgment delivered on January 23, 2013, directing the Ekiti State Government to compute and pay all the allowances and salaries accruable to members of the dissolved councils between October 29, 2010 and December 19, 2011, both dates inclusive.

BiafranBushBoy:
Ma...

We no see you for political section again?

Gunbiz:
make i bring white fowl to join the list?

PRYCE01:
Buhari taught em a lesson!

seunmsg:
2016 NEWS

*National assembly moves to separate office of the AGF from ministry of justice.

*National assembly moves to take over 20% of the federal budget as constituency project allocation .

*National assembly moves to swear in the president and vice president in the assembly chamber.

2017 NEWS

*National assembly moves to take over Aso rock villa.

Oga Saraki, well done o. Keep up the good work.

jcflex:
Aunty modath, I hear you.

should we continue to sitdown look.

we are jst too docile in this country.

jcflex:
This thieves never stop to amaze me.

20% of our yearly budget for NASS alone.

by the time you think their excesses is been curb, they come out from another dimension.

God why our leaders are just this way.

seek and tired of this country call nigeria.

less than 500 people will share 20% of the yearly budget, while 80% is left for 170millions Nigerians.


hmm

Abeg leave dem oooo... You think it's easy to say aye & nay ? Abeg ooo...

They have my permission (sic) to increase it to 25% like they take out of the country's overhead budget... 469 of 180m people taking 25% is very very fair

BALLOSKI:
he's from jos. They're always in contention with their Muslim counterparts .

Southern Christians don't find this intereseing. Very soon the court will begin to enforce 10 commandments and ancient punishment just like sharia.

If you expose your body, mo, you'll be dragged before this court.

davidona:
please I need a help from anyone here who has received money with moneygram before, do they charge the receiver, a bro I sent money is telling me that he was charged for receiving the money after I was charged for sending it.

alBHAGDADI:
If you look closely, you will see that the bill is actually sponsored by hidden Muslims. They have realised that sharia cannot migrate to non-islamic regions of Nigeria. So, in order to achieve that, they decided to sponsor some sleepy Christians to request for a Christian court, a thing that will force the Nigerian government to amend the constitution. That way, Sharia courts can be set in all states of Nigeria, cos the Christian court too will be granted such status.

Christians must reject this, cos our Lord and saviour said we should turn the other Cheek and forgive ourselves, not war among ourselves. This is all an Islamic plot to islamize Nigeria while we sleep.

nwaanambra1:
haba na! we never bad reach tht level na!

if import palm oil that means we as FINISHED in capital letters!

Metroescobar:
We have been importing palm oil for donkey years! Even some countries who got their 1st palm seedlings from us in the 70's are now supplying our government! Nigeria just loves to embarrass itself!

nwaanambra1:
THE PERSON WEY CURSE THIS COUNTRY DIED WITH SERIOUS ANGER THAT'S WHY THERE IS NO SOLUTION IN SIGHT TO THE NUMEROUS PROBLEMS BEDEVILING THE COUNTRY!

I MEAN HOW CAN A NIGERIAN GO AND IMPORTED EGUSI AND JOLLOF RICE! THATS THE HEIGHT OF TREASON!


THEY SHOULD HANG THEM BY THE BALLS!

excellent2013:
Wetin naija no go import

mavinc4u:
I think someone is the normal savings account works.
The card I have does not work on amazon so I didn't bother checking PayPal.

All these banks dey vex me jare. If only MMM is a genuine bank, I would have closed all my Nigeria bank accounts and open bank account with them.